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1 event,The Center for Racial Justice is very proud to sponsor the Possibilities of Palestinian Refusal: Against Disciplining Knowledge and Movement series. Please join us for the following event "PYM: 20 Years in the Making". 2026 marks 20 years since the creation of the Palestinian Youth Movement (PYM). Its origins, trajectories, and goals have intervened in […] |
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How do we meditate on the interrelated crises of our times for collective survival on a warming planet? Drawing on two decades of community-centered research on human dimensions of climate change in the high Himalaya, this talk describes the signs and signals our rapidly melting mountains have been giving again and again over the years. […] 
The Humanities Institute is proud to present The Seventeenth Annual Morton Marcus Poetry Reading featuring California Poet Laureate, Lee Herrick. Lee Herrick is the first California Poet Laureateto be reappointed to a second term. He is the author of four books, most recently In Praise of Late Wonder: New and Selected Poems (2024). He co-edited […] |
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1 event,Few people understand that the United States militarily occupies the Korean peninsula to this day. In August, twenty-six antiwar and anti-imperialist organizers, artists, media workers, and educators traveled across South Korea as part of the first-ever Jaju Solidarity Brigade. They protested outside U.S. bases, visited sites of military atrocities, and learned from local organizers about […] |
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Please join us for a festive evening honoring the career and legacy of beloved UC Santa Cruz professor Bruce Thompson. For almost four decades, Bruce Thompson has been a legendary instructor and engaging lecturer at UC Santa Cruz. He has mentored countless undergraduate students and shaped the trajectories of so many others who took his […] |
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A record and rendition of the land posits the racialized body as a porous, unfixed site and embodied geography through which cultural histories of memory and place are inscribed and rearticulated. Working in self-portraiture, film, and poetry, Stone's images enter a dialogue with her ancestors by reimagining their presence within the American landscape. Working extensively […] |
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The artificial imaginary is what artificial intelligence (AI) is popularly imagined to be or become. Its origins are in science fiction, journalism and the long intellectual tradition of philosophy and psychology that has compared the workings of the human mind and brain to the latest technologies. While the artificial imaginary has been relatively stable throughout […] Living Writers Fall 2026 – OPEN SEASON: WRITING ENACTS features writers, performers and artists who explore what it means to encounter invisibility and silence, while simultaneously engaging with the insistent specters of hypervisibility and experiences of race, gender, and sexuality. These writers and artists work on the page, screen, stage and beyond. Often targeted, they create […] |
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